The Pale Fracture
The dream always started with the sound of tearing silk. Not the soft rip of a shirt, but the violent, wet tear of something alive. I woke in my cell in the undercroft of the Keep, the stone damp against my back, my mouth dry as chalk. I was still Sergeant. Or at least, I had been, before the ink dried on my dismissal. The walls here were thick, built to keep out the cold of the northern winds,...
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